Osteopathic Clinics Scotland

Inverness in Scotland is the location of this clinic that offers a range of complimentary therapies to treat specific conditions and for the overall well being of patients. Treatments and therapies provided include aromatherapy, Indian head massage, Bach flower remedies, Reiki, massage, reflexology, Mickel therapy, hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, physiotherapy,  homeopathy, chiropody and podiatry, traditional Chinese medicine, osteopathy, acupuncture, holistic massage, nutritional therapy, facial revitalization, cranial osteopathy, Hopi ear candling and smoking cessation advice.

Bryan Mcilwraith Inverness Osteopaths provides a range of osteopathic services which involve the health of bones joints and muscles. Bryan Mcilwraith has been practicing since 1976 when he graduated from the British School of Osteopathy. He also attended the British College of Naturopathy and Osteopathy and graduated with Honors. He is a noted expert and consultant in his field. Individuals who have problems with neck stiffness, back pain, joint pain, muscle pain, headaches and vertigo (balance).

Carnoustie Osteopathic Clinic provides specialist hands on treatment for a range of musculoskeletal complaints including - low back pain, neck pain, sciatica, trapped nerves, slipped discs, tennis elbow, shoulder pain, knee pain, sports injuries, postural problems and the pain of arthritis.  If you suffer from any of these problems or know someone that does then please give us a call today You don't have to live in pain, do something about it today!!

Buckingham Clinic has operated in Glasgow since 1935 as a multidisciplinary clinic. The principal practitioner of the clinic is James Sneddon, a registered osteopath. The staff mixes the best of traditional osteopathy with the best of the new technology. One example of this is the IDD Therapy (Intervertebral Differentail Dynamics). This involves a full rehabilitation approach to chronic back pain. It uses negative pressure to isolate each veterbrae and deliver pain relief. Treatments last 25 minutes each and a patient will typically undergo 10-20 treatments over 2-6 weeks.